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Graph G is shown: And 7 of its subgraphs are: How many of these subgraphs are induced?

Graph G is shown: And 7 of its subgraphs are: How many of these subgraphs are spanning?

True or False? aK 1 = N a 1). True 2). False

True or False? aN 1 = N a 1). True 2). False

True or False? aK 2 = K 2a 1). True 2). False

True or False? aN 2 = N 2a 1). True 2). False

True or False? K 1  K 2 = K 3 1). True 2). False

True or False? K 1 + K 2 = K 3 1). True 2). False

True or False? K 2 x K 2 = K 4 1). True 2). False

The matrix shown is the adjacency matrix for N 5. 1). True 2). False

The matrix shown is the adjacency matrix for K 5. 1). True 2). False